IB Theory of Knowledge - A Student's Guide - Bundle - eBook (PDF)
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LICENSE: This is the entire textbook as a PDF file. When you purchase it, you get the right to use the book without limit in your school. This includes sharing it with your students on any internally accessible site, such as a closed Google classroom, Wiki, Moodle, etc. The posting of materials on publicly accessible sites is not allowed. It is also not allowed to share the book outside of your school. This license has no time limit: purchase it once and use it for as long as you want, with as many students as you have.
Please note that this product only contains the textbook (as individual PDF files for each chapter), but not the Teacher Support Packs (TSP's). These packs include fully developed lesson plans and activities, and they can be purchased separately here or you can also get the Full Course Bundle, combining all eBooks and TSP's here.
Our course makes things easier for teachers. This is what we provide:
- A student book which is designed to be used either at home or in lesson time. The book is broken down into individual lessons. Every lesson is designed for a duration of a 1-hour period. Every lesson is broken down into basic material and extension material, which will allow you to meet the needs of all types of learners. Every lesson has suggested further reading or watching.
- Teacher Support Packs (TSPs), which include:
- Lesson plans for each lesson with a variety of activities
- A journal for students to work with during lesson time
- Teacher’s version of the same journal with suggested answers
- Powerpoint presentations, handouts and other materials
- Unit plans and possible course outlines
- We will also have a blog and a Facebook page to offer continuous support to both teachers and students
You can be flexible with our course. It is designed in a way which makes every unit and every lesson relatively independent. You can teach several Themantic lessons, or you can teach one Themantic unit, or you can teach the whole Themantic course. Within the course itself, you can be flexible with the number of lessons and their sequence. We have suggested sequences in the course outlines - you can choose one of the default ones or design your own.
Our course is written with assessment in mind. Our approach is to maximize efficiency: everything works toward building student confidence.
- The key concepts that form the foundation of the course are also the ones that frequently appear in prescribed TOK essay titles
- Teaching areas of knowledge together with themes and concepts means that students start preparing for the essay much sooner
- Every unit has an exhibition which builds the skill of finding real-world applications of TOK concepts
- Every lesson models thinking that is required in both assessment tasks.
- There is a unit with assessment guidance which includes checklists for making a perfect exhibition and writing a perfect essay.
Chapters:
- Introduction + Knowledge of Knowledge
- Knowledge and Technology
- Bias in Personal Knowledge
- Bias in Shared Knowledge
- Knowledge and Understanding
- Knowledge and Language
- Assessment Guidance
LICENSE: This is the entire textbook as a PDF file. When you purchase it, you get the right to use the book without limit in your school. This includes sharing it with your students on any internally accessible site, such as a closed Google classroom, Wiki, Moodle, etc. The posting of materials on publicly accessible sites is not allowed. It is also not allowed to share the book outside of your school. This license has no time limit: purchase it once and use it for as long as you want, with as many students as you have.
Please note that this product only contains the textbook (as individual PDF files for each chapter), but not the Teacher Support Packs (TSP's). These packs include fully developed lesson plans and activities, and they can be purchased separately here or you can also get the Full Course Bundle, combining all eBooks and TSP's here.
Our course makes things easier for teachers. This is what we provide:
- A student book which is designed to be used either at home or in lesson time. The book is broken down into individual lessons. Every lesson is designed for a duration of a 1-hour period. Every lesson is broken down into basic material and extension material, which will allow you to meet the needs of all types of learners. Every lesson has suggested further reading or watching.
- Teacher Support Packs (TSPs), which include:
- Lesson plans for each lesson with a variety of activities
- A journal for students to work with during lesson time
- Teacher’s version of the same journal with suggested answers
- Powerpoint presentations, handouts and other materials
- Unit plans and possible course outlines
- We will also have a blog and a Facebook page to offer continuous support to both teachers and students
You can be flexible with our course. It is designed in a way which makes every unit and every lesson relatively independent. You can teach several Themantic lessons, or you can teach one Themantic unit, or you can teach the whole Themantic course. Within the course itself, you can be flexible with the number of lessons and their sequence. We have suggested sequences in the course outlines - you can choose one of the default ones or design your own.
Our course is written with assessment in mind. Our approach is to maximize efficiency: everything works toward building student confidence.
- The key concepts that form the foundation of the course are also the ones that frequently appear in prescribed TOK essay titles
- Teaching areas of knowledge together with themes and concepts means that students start preparing for the essay much sooner
- Every unit has an exhibition which builds the skill of finding real-world applications of TOK concepts
- Every lesson models thinking that is required in both assessment tasks.
- There is a unit with assessment guidance which includes checklists for making a perfect exhibition and writing a perfect essay.
Chapters:
- Introduction + Knowledge of Knowledge
- Knowledge and Technology
- Bias in Personal Knowledge
- Bias in Shared Knowledge
- Knowledge and Understanding
- Knowledge and Language
- Assessment Guidance